Software Listing: I/o

	WinBootInfo | License: Shareware |
	WinBootInfo is the advanced Windows Boot Analyzer that logs drivers and applications loaded during system boot, measures Windows boot times, records CPU and I/O activity during the boot, and much more! - You want to know what is actually happening during the Windows Boot? - You noticed that your computer takes ages to become operable after power-on, but you didn’t know how to see what actually gets to be loaded in your computer’s memory? - You need a reliable tool for monitoring Windows boot performance over time? - You want to optimize your computer’s performance and need detailed information about loaded system components? Then WinBootInfo is the perfect solution for you! For only $14. Publisher: GreenVantage LLC| Date: 01-03-2009 | Size: 2662 KB
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	Klorofil Platform | License: Freeware |
	Open source (free) PHP platform developed by Saltanera to ease and accelerate application development. It has windowed GUI framework and web application framework. Other classes are: - Distributed computing - Database abstraction layer (Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite) - Networking (socket, HTTP, e-mail, SMS) - XML, collection - I/O - Compression - PHP encoder (byte compiler) One of its interesting frameworks is gambArt which let developers use PHP to develop windowed GUI applications that run without internet browser. Currently, Klorofil Platform supports Windows and Linux operating system. Publisher: Saltanera Teknologi, PT.| Date: 30-01-2006 | Size: 2285 KB
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	ReFiT (Realtime File Transparency) | License: Shareware |
	ReFiT-Analyzer helps programmers to get an overview about the components of a programm by automatically building a HTML source code information system. ReFiT-Generator produces Cobol I/O modules that contain all basic input/output operations, to standardize all I/O handling and prepare for easy data migration with the Migration Workbench where, based on a mapping table, up to 99% of all required transformation code is generated.. Publisher: WPMS AG (Werner Paulus Migrations Systeme)| Date: 16-02-2003 | Size: 4085 KB
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	Cybertron | License: Shareware |
	Cybertron is a futuristic game, in which you zoom through huge cyber cities skiding off buildings and ricocheting off I/O towers for big bonus! Shooting at digital binary streams, and blowing away I/O towers may be fun, but you'll need to go FAST to get to the finish line line before your time runs out! Going over speed pads is the only way to go, as they give you super speed boosts. Beware, however, there are just as many zero pads that'll slow you to a crawl. Oh, did I mension you'll also need to fly in this game? Hit the boost button, and you're off in the air, zooming, taking sharp turns around and through the cyber buildings. Publisher: Thomas Plesko| Date: 20-07-2003 | Size: 14592 KB
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	Wanyword | License: Freeware |
	Text search with Boolean and NEAR or proximity operators. ANSI/OEM search and conversion on the fly which is not unimportant since there is a lot of old DOS text around and umlauts and accents may give problems here. Sets of found files can be saved. There is a TXT/RTF editor which understands OLE and has recursive search and replace. You can see HTM files without the HTM codes, but WanyWord is NOT a HTM editor. You cannot see the graphics in a HTM page but WanyWord now has a built-in browser. You can sort by word, line and page.WanyWord cannot do fuzzy searches, it is very literal minded.There are Brazilian, Danish, German and English interfaces and helpfiles and you can roll your own interface in your own language. Publisher: Jens Guld| Date: 12-02-2003 | Size: 672 KB
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	V-locity | License: Demo |
	Corporate economic demands for greater consolidation and agility have given rise to virtual environment technology. The promise is greater simplicity and efficiency but the reality is that fragmentation exists at both the host and guest level – fragmentation on top of fragmentation. The result is rapidly increased "unnecessary" I/O traffic. Worse, virtual machines have limited knowledge of hardware resource usage and cannot effectively prioritize I/O. Defrag attempts will cut across production resources. Additionally, virtual disks that are set to dynamically grow don't shrink when users or applications remove data, bloating space and wasting what could be allocated to other virtual systems. Publisher: Diskeeper Corporation| Date: 23-06-2009 | Size: 5185 KB
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